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Paramount+’s new crime drama Happy Face tells the true story of Melissa G. Moore, whose world is upended when she discovers her father, a truck driver, is the notorious Happy Face Killer.

What Shows Will It Remind You Of? Happy Face gives us similar vibes to Black Bird, another series where a serial killer guides people looking for victims. Our Take: Jennifer Cacicio created and ...

This is a pattern I have seen with some other people who pride themselves on their ... me move a bunch of boxes out to my car. “Sure, happy to,” you might say—and mean it.

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which is the reason most people even know the name Keith Jesperson. A true crime fan myself, I am keenly familiar with the morally gray area in which the genre often exists. Still, it’s rare to see a ...

Keep reading as we explain how to watch Happy Face online from anywhere in the world. The new thriller uses Moore’s story as a jumping off point, blending fact and fiction as she’s tasked with ...

Look back on PEOPLE's initial profile of Melissa Moore ... which shared the perspective of growing up as the daughter of the infamous Happy Face Killer and living with the aftermath of his murders ...

and has claimed to have killed as many as 160 people. Moore’s story is now the subject of a new series, Happy Face, which has a two-episode premiere on March 20 on Paramount+. Moore is portrayed ...